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[PRICE S EVEN PENC7. to have heel) a loyal man (and a lova: malt ,must he eit!i:-ra - tool o'r a knave, as every ,;otty knows), it is selr,evidetot that all he may have. chosen to say,tir write - ran have no weight whatever. •t. • • •• • . • • eert4titlY goes ft treat tray :owards estam of thes'e Country Cluhs to ,hut as we live in a sceptical io.addition to such antintayOurable eir• ctovstattee,ttle religtipi of Faith is in a fair w . ar be explmliql, and . the tri•etint, 'geeing is Ile und feelink 'the truth, is likely to shall , , ake the litierty, wit!. al l t ine rtetti r nce, to reqo . St flow their It'orships (a. soosoonas their dintiontiveasseinplie, tith •Shall have seieiktly Spre;id overtime face of ‘t:o,intry), alt answer ,to she follow . in - g plait; and .sitnple qttestion,.nterely for the purpose of retnoe ing all apprehension 'bat !heir patriotic scherites inaY atter all be diteated for want of tittaniatity': „, • %v HAT IS THE PEPCISE MEANING WHICH THEY ATTACH TO THE WORD REFO ? I shall Os!) Peg leave to submit to old atitiyttane 1.) , A•11st; jointly or severctii, the kit lowitit; tutestion': . " Sanposin g above-mentione4 Country or to%Vit Clubs to tfisagree and tall out upon any mattirittl point, who is the matter to be referred to'? other words, who is to be the umpire ?" Vel 4 T 77 C 7 Mit I: ;1 7 C-0 Fr E Jan. 23, ISI S. RE• Co , IiAtiSSiON'BRS for.YIC7IIA L G His Af.a.fEsrk's do herein, give No?!ire, Zi at • on 7 uesd a y, the 1t1t1( of Pehruary ttsxt, 11 "1/'9il l be neatly ta receive Tenders in. Writing;(sealed up), and treat for .14titu P7ily .(on separate Contracts) of: what ittThl riso . ti he de :24antledfor the :use of his Ilajesty's .7roilps•itt Trinidad, Dem arara', terbice, and Barbadoes, 'f , or Months certain; the three former from the 14th of l athie n d the latter ft,,s4 the 2(1 of June next; (red further . 1 , 1 4 9 , L1 ?ix months warnittc shall Iw,gicen for the termination .1 414 f r "ltectire coutrn e ;;, the C on d i tions of which may hi reit ~• 'cr Secretary's Office. _• • e h re gas4 will he ha(f,to Any Teuder in which the Price - 0 7" ? . i f inserter Vin Words at length, or that shall not e to the Board hkfore One o'Ciock on the said 74 ; i ? ; ' 74 1 . 10th.0f Fehruaq; next; nor Euless, toe Per;- . r . * ; eir s ?Inreted?r, or oanf Per:son -oti his h is to 2witier ter. afik r mltier lutist arsOhe aci.ompanied liy a:Letter signed by • .p : rc ` c ' - '°: , sible Persons, -el:gag - ink CO' bonnie hound . WitA . t!I te:erierk;sr, in the• Pen . al Stun of .5031.ji:r the due per of each of the Contracts. - PUBLICA FJONS. A ‘VOIVPi`ERFUG FOlt Tiin SUN. (le s` l ' 2 I ' lol O r cer 9 Latety pllbiisbe(l, in .I)ea Vul uurc, Mo.. Pt-ice 51. si. in I petarag, or oo irrtiyil Paper, 91. MR. EDITOR,—Eve'r sinre . ffie 31st of last . . Angnst, I have been hesitating ‘vhetiter or not should, through the :nietlitn of yoitr 'valuable lIleM l Ak StoimAnimAL And CRITICAL TAC- L.M. TIOSTARY of PAINTBItS and ENGRAVER', front the 11.t.Vivl of Painting, and the alleged Discovery of En gravirk Fiaignerra, to top relent Time. By,M,I,cHAEL BRYAN. • In thi4 Work are given two Indexes, Alphabetical and Chronological"; and the IntroductiOn- ciyopriscs a brief Ac c•mtit of the Paiaters of Antititlity. • It also contains fire = slates. eshiliitin the ptirticular Marks and Monograms used !)y the different Encravers. Printed for, Nmet Carpenter and Son, Old Bond-street ; andJas'epli Buolcie, Nat Bund-street. t, to) ;heir c(rittio, Ott I# l Coal': ;Relay mpo - „. 0: 6 i,iii;)' Pft. " T SVAS pabliAsltee, , In Tivi, large. V.iistrues', sss 4 L , s z e e()Lilag(..ri()N . I'OIN'F f) „LA. s - E.sioN.; • ar,.str.;erl ; contained in the Worki s'sf Rum andSi'? • Odice of .t Justice. Cusuinesitarie . i, is".•`sr.siko 11:s.,rkitss nn Crown 'Law, Addin• . t..n's Statutc:. „,:''t "..'•msi and .:olass un fire Pont Laws ; stesigneri tss assilt iefrr 1., she, several .tul:corities; to supply . s ..s' e ,,,, b nai • Ivstorr:,iticrs - ; ervihtt • 4sL . A. ie4es, Parishes. •u: s...ntitifteil Id 57 ;11". Rev. SAMUEL C- 7 ,.!.i'1iA444, M.A. Chnrch', &c. and ss; T Majesty's J6tices re•id t ,hy4fr raid I , ~~`~ 41: the Peace the County bf • J: Mitterworth and Scn, Fleet-street; and t'orke lnd Suns, Portugal-street, botil i be,“' ESTABLiSIIED iio-1001. ROOKS. Printed for LONGMAN. Rots - r. REES, ORME, and 1313.0WN, London. )0 4,0 twist leave off for the present ; hot if you this ' letter• worthy of insertion, you shall soon liear• again yoin Your sincere Friend, `tl ~ ) ~q' .*pr , 1 011:: cc'i I/ 10:41 ct t`' ° 1 : ' 3191" . _ co'" 7 00 sot' tic! .0 1. • cerl ritt" / ?rl of ce,' i ) r)(1- il;e 1 ver; or.i" c. Wll3 To Timm AS TitYlAnt, EsQ. Nq. 9, New Britige-street, Landau mr. lid)" C I r, 1 , ,t0, leuc vela ~,74, Set .- tii , 1. Inc' ;do I be 11r0 AO, t Ini - re V; L v3 4 111.'-'. the ,t) c vo Prat Sr it(' . • • MR. WEST'S 1 . 1(;11:1i? ‘DEA ' II - 1 ' on tor - Sl 4- : l liVitß':4 ` l ' tiit..-ruitEs and s=iflll7(.7(VES Ic e .:)re turfy in) .• ! c, irs' . ,R,y;tl I 11 1 ,19ess eterva t . thi) If um . SMAXr, Scoretary ? I•USICA • A 1•::'• • I:" .nu % r 14.R's • " l \t l lsli - 6:, ..": 7. • • t kw o _ . :', AI, :. OF . A e 1.- r"..f 6 . ..S l'i. , N ..'t l'•:.i.ti. . , . cu r . To :t.E . •,,'); ':)-. i, N't 'to ., MI Ortli-r -f IliblS.-:!: C. , lzt-f - of (TharicetY, b'''af , i. •; d4tp the 15t1 , thly of - March, 1814, Ina ..e iii.s.vrtaiti ... ,1 4 ; 4 1 , ` ~ . ( 1 , , 2 . - ,, N1 1, plid i p A tf , ., Li t: 63 , 1-i ,, h z t ,t it si ll n ..- i 's , l A L c i. ic lii , : ..ii , cg r, a44s t ~ y , 0 1 , N. . _,_ • • ' -' L,X ; i' - ',IN 'AVE ,() i T()NITLANTA:IIO , N. A -,„,,,,1red MI , j\:;) ANCE; ,situate it't the Parish or S4tat 1, -4 ', , 11. ttuf f41,,, K 1. f., Clerttfrt.. cont.-tilting, 1,i:49 Adres: 1 .4 fi 41 ' 1 ' wltirl Co tontimuse,ai)svci.}iag toluse; arid F. qc.ben: ~,,,,, , ear' 1: Yal• a i'Grr t -h0t1,,, „:u(s-Lso Negro-Itiiij,es; a.:d also a '' - ' 'e nf " 1 " '. ' tiwlive-aaii Ikail Ntiicli iia the -... m p 1..• • •.. i .,rucs; alte ~ , 11l .a.othon. • . tr ri.3,4'41.,,5t,t1e, Neglors . , Lir.T Ana Dend • SToctr. t. %yip be . ,r tt- I ' ' ;,,,,'''Y SQld, il 04 . 1e,L0t,.bt fi.rt:Sam4erCtoinpign Coic, '''"eb . r ( ti lt i- - ,.,"' 1 , 11, , , NE a,t cr.s o , the s;ti,! Ctlllli . 031 tbV • iiiiAlylof I ,,l'cit i n %', `' :l l,:•l3 . llwvi , n i 1:,.-, t, , tars kisfObe :Bid rst_oof , t 1•:: A..:‘, , ,, '' ,l v•lc ~, i' Ty, hiblic X lle Maim 14-1!“.: , f:tid . . .0 ;,., , o' .•'" , ',. , .. ch , k. i .,..r,,, e ' L.,,patal. - 1 04 t ~, .1 , %,„ :by •.q.11) : :„.' . , , •ATIC!..J , 'i,.1,41, t, _ '"4 1111_ '"'14 ! : ' :alt' ;,'' La , .i:11, ;•I (gratis) at the. iaiu ..,.asiei ;•"'"vi,r , o; 'Neat i anificii)-buildio , .. nfm , sr.i(l; Af 'Nli,: , ;.s. " I ,44tirA k ),.*iid,listirisi,','INow. tfasit,l ! L.V,lii , ;;l: L , /iPlo!.. ~`a, ,' :- (; - ratiag, Lawrenix.-latze-, ( ..'ireapsillc.; -•!- NI , ,', ~ 1 , 1 1 1(Pr 41 ir'•'i': Vtincvs-street, tii..:l: eue 13.:::: , .; .:tic a ,81'..ssis l 1(4 • a.: 4 40 4131-an:ire, Gray's foo. • 1(‘ FRAUD PREVENTED. • reoln . s tra t ils aui m attepts arc ciFt•IF 4 ` 4l de tn , inin osor !on,lll l unwary .11 Sparions Comisitiou. of th e • przyplrezi by 19:11 7 a ,. ,1 thev A h d re :, s a new Label, in whicb'their -4ta re and • 97, 'lig') tiothcyn, !1. ""Pieuntuly placed in the eentrr cf the Label, that tr l l,. an attention to tY.s., the difference of the is on lil-e all I etter.i;: - ess ena!,le Pnrchase,s 11 efcettl , 6 - Itnpotion:` 14. 'AL JA".".N BL:.ACKING, made and sold whole , tail DAY and MARTIN, 07, High Holborn, ,rind re tut. ririsCeri;l3: o , ;gists, BialisS•lters, Iron dog Perfu.ners; 800 -t6altsrs - Sze in the United King 'n nuttles ' at and is. (id. each. tineovaeu .Si it; ,' . - .. fti_i- leave it) ittrOrtit yimt that ever since the I „ w hic 7ai . vini9, I had been afflicted with •the'Lues Venerea; 1 ,e 5e i : .,,,1 3:7 ,,, ;. ,,i . ts obstinately resisting every course of medicine the e7ost eminent of the faculty here, and nn . sjirgning severalsevere courses of salivation,:anl twice- dise ta' d from the Hospital with little relief, weuld appear to ,„ . th e mist inveterate nature. In the spring of last year - i'Y disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period o c' e e Th. :, e , lislt ;nee-1 had alarge ulcer on the crown of my•head, tri sii ' n . e - r ' ! a " ace, and my legs were broke out in a frightful • la ,my r ight was dreztd fay painful, and had been in a t =f a te of ulceration for the last seven years; my left bad also . Z: l a'gre nodes On it, was very much discoloured, and gave -._ such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I tin s. "ecommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so ge7at a cure by them here), to fake Your Leake's Patent Pills, Pell I began to do on the salt of May; ii) the course of a url night I began to receive benent -in little more than a oath the u l cers on my h ea d an d arms were soun dl y healed— lit)nn atter, the sores on my legs healed also: leaving, -bow rer, considerable discolonmtiou in the skin, and a nd in the 1 nue of the left, which, by the , blesring of God, arid a little itl'inger perses t eranee in your invalnable Medicine, subsided.; th t nodes dispersing the skin regaining its natural hue, and e noeturnal pains gradually going etf.—l thus became, by Pou r f u l i beral advice and medicine, perfectly free from all. my r nier eemplaintt—have recovered my .former spirits is ud . . tt l'ngtli, and ant become jolly and fat; in which state havinS Zetiutied many mouths r to the astouishineet of all who knew to am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but this Yem, for the good .of other sintering. mortals, to make. 1" my case as public as possible, w; I shall tin evety Inca.- ° n lin so doing you will gee.. try 0 I bls % e , Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, . . ALEX. WAKED. Swan's Close, High - street, Edinburgh. . . Witnesses totlie above Cure:— 4 °ha Thompson, No. a, New Poultry Market, Edinbereh, ,„ John M 4 lntosh, Old Assembly Ctbse, Edinburgh. -.,, r repared and sold by the sole• Proprietor, ~.1' HCfMAS TAY fl"lrt, Memtier of the 'lt Celtege 'of Suree , n4, at, his Qu se, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London ; whet-. :ifter a `nt.stant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice peal. snl arly'directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and these _ ln cidental to the Parts of G enera ti on , w i t h lint ;eviolable `ecrecy which men of his Profession should alway ' ..I.ei•ve in shelf cases, he clatters himself the advice skid a.,.,,..;a;i,c lie FratAitiiftsly administers to persons taking this Mei: ii: ix . .. will n e estettpecl, by a discerning Public, as an advattage seldom a ttainable, and void of alt anibignity.: •• . 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Paper, call the attention of the Public to a most important communication issued On that day front the Philosophical Sanctnary• of INlaitten 7 tane.--- Upon reading the article, I rubbed my eyes, and went Over it a second tune, with the greatest at • tention, so as to satisfy myself that there wis no deceinitti iu tity organ ; still I could not recnn cile it vttith my notion of probability that such a piece of intelligence ca v iar) seriously be imparte:: trout such a Attarter. At length, I concluded 'that it : cOttanolY be a hoax calculated to afford the OorOlightuntigers a motnentary triumph, .in Order to plunge theist afterwavds into deeper disapi)oitit - - went. Under this petsuasion,.l ,waited impa tiently tier the next Sunday's Publication, folly eApectittg that the intellig'ence eotitra ,;icteCWith a beat ty latigh at the Anii-RetOrmers for their easy credulity. To my'great.utslonish tt,: nt 1 taunt! this Diu 'to 1.) , !. the erase; Yet.leati•• not. bring myself to,helievc, - but it may have been :Ow intention of the Maiden-lane Philosopher to arlow the.anti- RefOr iners‘to enjoy themselves some time lott4er, which of course would Make their passage tIOITI delusion to reality the More pain fill. I shall 'therefore keep this letter by nie, to be chitty sent to you, or thrown into the fire, as iwaters ni , ,y !urn out. It app...ais then, that the veteral Champion of REFOHM, the undaunted advocate of the rights of the greater number, the terror of Bormighmon, - - , ets, the livi”g.head 'and spring of all Const u ,ional infutmation, 'the renowned Major CA FIT RIOVT, ut Whose hod whole myriads 01 signa :ures readily spread over whole furlongs of parch :ment too loriky for the size- of . St. Ste phen's Chapel :—it iti.pears that this star of the 'firsi tna:.;ttit tide among the bright orbs which so libi;ra!!y shine and shed their salottity influence upt ( nt ii;is benighted [slam!: after poring for above halt a Cent nry over musty, t ecords ; after straining his precions eyeballs upon half obliterated ori ginal monuments, and long-torgotten enactments, has at length found our ;.--,vhat ?---Wiwy, That way tli.--naLitian-lafe4V pursued, and by him strenuously promoted, was absolutely satemistitti tional,:and that the best constitutional way is to db sO'hypelitiuus of only twenty names to each ! liow he came by this wonderful discovery is no! explained, but it is candidly acknowledged that the . Ofigirchists (a word of ominous sound, fit to make the hair of all pot-house politicians stand an end II have been mainly instrumental in drii ing the quirk-4;lv ed Patriarch to this rover be fore' di carat of terra incognita. So true is the Latin proverb, Ve.ratio dat intellectuml i t is to he . piously tniped that the Major will not stop short in his discoveries, but that,having so long and so anxionsly employed both his Waking and sleeping thoughts on the subject of Reform, with respect to other people. lie will in a. lucky hour turn those thoughts toward's himself,'and perhaps ulti mately find out that the object most in need of Reform is HIS OWN BRAIN. Yo►pe has given us, with 'admirable brevity, the climax of a certain lahoriOus class of writers " Come have at first for Wits, then Nets past, Timed Critics next, and proe'd plain Fools at last." And who knows but there nits be a similar one for Retorntet s ? In the mean time, however, Parliathent and the public are, it seethe, to be presented with a few thousand editions of The illemuirs of P. P., Clerk of this Parish. Every part of the country, front Ihe populous and noisy town, to the thinly-inhabited .ind quiet hamlet, is to furnish its political dub, in which all honest' farriers, collar-makers, 'car- Pe - niers, ;tattlers, and other the like worthies of 'the present day, are - to sit in grave zonsultation upon all matters of Constitution, Law, .or Go vernment. And it is to be intiMatetl to all ruling Powers, BY AUTiintlITY, that even as these sages shall be pleased of their great wisdom to devise, are they to do." To doubt their honesty and disinterestedness ; extent of their knowledge on all political, commercial, or financial subjects-on theitne rests, plans, dispositions, and strength of Foreign l'owers----;anal oilier matters of the same trifling import, wotild be hi 4 lily unbecoming. The hoary SoLomoN of James-srteet, Pindicri, and the young DANIEL of Nlaiden-lane; give us their word for it, and that 11 enough. Besides, they are MANY; consequently they must necessarily be in the right. _ It is , true that a certain stupid fellow cslled BuTt.tur, wl►o some how . or other contrived to at-naive the reputation of a wit, wiitch he still pre serves with sOtne equally stupid fello►+s, had the imputieuee to write, " For tho' most hands dispatch apace, AiOl make light 'yolk (the proverb says), Tet many' different intellects Are banul to hove contrary effects; many,ticads, t' obstruct hitrign,s, As slowest insects have most le, ~" F:UMBRAS. Bit what'of that ? We know better now-a-tia)s. And wortuver, tt, the aforesaid BUTLER i$ allowed From 11;1 LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 31. Trar-offire, Jruz.Bo, iS rs. 1.11 Regiment of liragoon fliards —ll ugh a Idborongli Bowen, Geni. to be Quilact, Witkont purchase, vice Vince, .who resi4os. 4th IteOment of Light Dm - zoo:is—John %VLi7lc. Gent. to be:Cornet, by purcifasi, Francis Onslow Trent, wi) retires 2:3(1 Ditto-*George Ferdinand Clarke, Gent. to be Cornet, by pnectrase, vice Johnson, prom.tetl. Ist Regiment of Foot —Surgyon William Robetts, from the p.4y of. the. Regiment, to be Suvr„eun, rice Wilson, decea4eil. itliDitto— , qaptain Dnnc:►n fvlacpber%cm, fronfthelf-pay of the Itegitntitt, to be• Captain, vice Genial- Firen-ace 'lVitir, who ekcliattges; and Ensi4n Robert Morris Hai dentiy, front the pith rout, to be Ensign, vice Mason, wbo exdittigcs. . 43d Ditto- , --Licutettant Frederick Brownlow, from the half. l i l y of the 7th Foot, In be Lieutenant, vice Lawrence Steele, who exchanges. receiving the difr.-rence. Ditto--Lieutenant Lowe Pooril, to he Captain, without - purchase, vice Keith, &ceased ; Ensign Eileat MtGoldrick, - to be Lieutenant, rice Nord ;oind Aubrey Beartcletk, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nl•Goldrick. 68th.Ditto—Robert Charles Rowley, Gent. to he Ensign, without l urchase, rite Dillon, dcceoseil. 73/1 Ditto—Major George HumptiCy, trint lirtit%pisy of the Regiment, to he tslijor, vice Dawson K e ll', wh o ex c ham te s. 78th T)itto—Lieutenant Alexamler St'ateit, fruit, luttf- pay of the lt,-iriment,44l lie.Lieutemi4.4iii:C,442ilCB Stewart, wh;) exchanges, receiving the digerciice. 93i1 Ditto—Captain George Lowen, front the half-pay of the Nova Scotia Fencibles, to be Captain, vice t lie Honourable John Edward Cornwallis Rohs, who exchangeS. . _ 94th Ditto—Ensign Richard Mason, from the i Ith Foot, to be Ensi , o • vice Haldeuhy, who exchaotr,es, itle Brigade—Lieutenant William Harding, from the half irty of the sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Heory Scott, who exclia,geq, receiviint the difference. :ommission in the Carmartfienshite Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the -Lord Lieutenant of the 'County of Carwarthen— William Gent. to be Cornet. , BANKRIAIfeI ES SITPEB.SEDED. • Maine, Pbnenix Rrewery, Bagniggef welts, brewer. S. P. Ogden, Licester, hosier. . BANKRUPTS. J. Buckley, Lawrence lane. warehouseman, dealer, to sur render t v eli - 7,17, and March 14, at Guildhall. Attortu4, Mr. Wilde, Warwick-square, Newgate-street, J.'Crowther, Huddersfield, York, wood-turner, Feb. 90, 41, at th e Wellington Inn, Huddersfi el d : and March 14, at the Castle of York. rkttornies, Mr. Walker, Lincoln's-inn fields, and Mr. Brown, Hudder,sfield. W. B. Turner, Street-house, Normanton, York, merchant, Feb. 10, 11, and Niarch 14, at the Tontine lim, Sit( ffield. Attornies, Mr. Bigg, Soot hationt-buildings, Chancery lane ; and Mr. Rogers, Sheffield. _ T. Jones, Del itend, near Birmingham, picture framernalser, Feb. 23, 26, and March 14, at the Royal lintel, Birinimc hatn. At tot nies, Messrs. Alexander and Holnie, New Inn; and Mr. Mei etlith Birmingham. W. and P. 4 , 414, tieerpool, merchants, Feb. 23, 24, and March 14, at the King's Arms Inn, Liverpool. AttornleA, Messrs. Orred and Brooke, Liverptori; and Messrs. Ll and Bower,-Saintliampton-butkii, Chancery-lane. W. Davies, Neston,Chesier, draper, Feb. 16, 17, and March 14, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. AttOrilieS, Messrs. Wright alp! Cole. Temple ; and Mr. • Duatrille, Manchester. J. Snuggs. - Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, fiercer, Feb. 8, 14, and March 14, at• Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Spottis- • . woodc, Old City-Chambers , Bishopsgate-street. G. Wail,.lirninvard, farmer, Fel,. 40, .2 1 , and March 14, at the Unicorn inn, Worcester. Atturnics, Messrs. Bray and Droitwich, WorcesterAliiie; and Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's-Inn. G. Masters, Langston, Monmouth, dealer, Feb. 11 - , 14, and Match 14, at the Bush l'avcrn, IStistob. Attornies, Mr. Serjemat'S 'lnn; Fleet-street ; and Mr . . Frailkis, Bristol, S. Ilitel.ell,,Dorking, Surrey, linen-draper, Feb. 3. 14, and March 14, at Guildhall. Attoroey, Mr. West, NeW Boa.. well-cons t, Lineal n's-luo. E. Grace, Seaton Cottage, Nortlontiberlard, farmer, Feb. 19, 20, and :!larch 14, at .the George lon, NeWeastle:npon- 'Fyne. Attornivs, Messrs. Brit all4l Broderick, Bow ChUreh— ya: ; and Me. Carr, Newcastle-ip,m-Tyhe: B. B. North, Manchester. factor, Fel.. 10, 11, and March 14; at the Moseley Arius Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Buckley, ISlanchetei ; and Messrs. Harvey and 13t•nneil, St. Helen's-place, Bishopsgate-street. O. ficky, Silver•strect, Golden-square, soap-niaker, Peb. 3, 14, and 'March it,. at Guildhall. Att wiles, Messrs. li.tirt • and klaydon-square. Ntiaories. W. H. Cox, Bread-street, warelfonieman, Fe!►, 7,. 17, 'and March 14.. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swaim! and . . .. • Co. Fredericie s-place, 0:d J . ewry. ~ G. Wagstaff, Dirsting, Derby, cotton-spinner,'Feb. • l6, 17, asi.i March 14',: - at the Star Inn, Manchester, Atturnies, 'Messi s. Vtichworth and Cu. Manchester; and ,gi. Ellis, CliancerHatte- • It, Feather, 'Rumford, Essex,. carpenter,. - Feb. 14Y11,`'and March 14,•rat 'Attinnie,, Alessrs. Kiiight and Freeman, pasingliall-streel. ' J. Upson, Palk-street, Southwark, baker, Feb.., 17; and March 14, at Guild'aall - .• Attornies, Messrs. Chitptitan end Co. St. Thoooot Apostle. 1 ` [Dividends, Sze. -To-tnorrtiw.] . . , Average Peke of Brown or Muscovado.Sugur, computed froto the":returns made in the Week endipg.the 2b;1) day of Janualy;ii":o3;. W.I. yer cwt. , . ... • I / !!1`)